SafetyAtWorkBlog is an award-winning blog written in Australia that reports on, and discusses, a range of issues that relate to workplace safety. These articles touch on Human Resources, Industrial Relations, stress, politics, organisational culture, workplace death, gender, and a large number of issues that affect how we work and how we manage our workers and our leaders.
SafetyAtWorkBlog
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Podcast Overview
SafetyAtWorkBlog is an award-winning blog written in Australia that reports on, and discusses, a range of issues that relate to workplace safety. These articles touch on Human Resources, Industrial Relations, stress, politics, organisational culture, workplace death, gender, and a large number of issues that affect how we work and how we manage our workers and our leaders.
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Recent Episodes
May 21, 2026
SAWB - Quad Bikes and Farm Safety
A persistent OHS problem is presented by quad bikes. This episode challenges the long-standing reliance on education and voluntary measures in preventing workplace fatalities. I argue for stronger regulation, including mandatory engineering controls, clearer accountability, and a renewed focus on the hierarchy of controls—making the case that when harm persists in predictable ways, real safety improvements come not from encouragement, but from enforceable change. For the full article with quotes and references, subscribe at www.safetyatworkblog.com . If you like what you hear, consider engaging Kevin as an OHS advisor or writer.
May 21, 2026
SAWB - Quad Bikes - consultation
A persistent OHS problem is presented by quad bikes. This episode challenges the long-standing reliance on education and voluntary measures in preventing workplace fatalities. I argue for stronger regulation, including mandatory engineering controls, clearer accountability, and a renewed focus on the hierarchy of controls—making the case that when harm persists in predictable ways, real safety improvements come not from encouragement, but from enforceable change. For the full article with quotes and references, subscribe at www.safetyatworkblog.com . If you like what you hear, consider engaging Kevin as an OHS advisor or writer.
May 21, 2026
SAWB - Legacy Values
This episode examines how decades of institutional denial shape today’s failures in managing psychosocial hazards. Drawing on lived experience and historical context, it traces how schools and workplaces normalised silence, minimised harm, and protected reputations rather than people, and how those attitudes still echo in modern organisational culture. It’s a reminder that psychosocial risk isn’t new; only our excuses are. For the full article with quotes and references, subscribe at www.safetyatworkblog.com . If you like what you hear, consider engaging Kevin as an OHS advisor or writer.
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